Every time I go to rename a new stack to start work, it crashes. Beautiful app, maybe better off waiting until the bugs are worked out.UPDATE: the update fixed the crashing problem. App works great now. I'm quite happy with it.

Update: much, much better, great responsible devs with progressive updates, 5 stars for that support. Daedalus is my go to brain dump; gotta love the UX of text heaven.2011-05-26 Thu updated Daedalus to v1.02 still no crashes but got a dialog "Cannot Open Page" NSURLErrorDomain error -999 when opening the built in browser 2011-05-25 Wed updated Daedalus to v1.01 and so far no more crashes, did a reset just before install as a precaution. Updated to 5 stars, right now Daedalus is a pleasure to use. Developer has a forum and responsive to emails. 2011-05-21 Sat old v1 reviewSo the Dvorak waltz and slick UX demo got the best of me and I fell for a version 1 of this next generation text editor. The premise is simple. So Apple UX like: type text and keep the organizing metaphor of pages and stacks. Why hasn't anyone thought of that?The 'Winning'-est method for my messy mind of loosely tended pieces and bits of ephemera would be something like this: capture, repeat.The idea is one thing, but execution is another. Will Daedalus Touch (DT) meet the challenge?The app provides a great tutorial even for a user experience so familiar to Mac users: scroll through pages with left and right swipes, pinch to move through page and stack levels. Edit, edit, edit in between.Uhhh, movement from page to stack is just so slick that the interface doesn't distract you with clutter.There are quiet unobtrustive little, but enormous refreshing features throughout DT that aid the writer.Fine cursor movement: marking a point in the text and holding down that position moves the cursor one character at a time to that point and will accelerate to movement by word. Tap and tap and hold brings the usual magnifier that most text editors use.SEARCH: in your face right at the tip of the page. Your query is highlighted in yellow in page view. The real brilliance shines, however in the stack where mother of holies, your results are highlight by word and page. You gotta see it to believe it.Text stats are posted in realtime at the top menu bar. Web lookup: a built in browser allows you to lookup words or ideas from the web and you can add more sites besides the default Google, Wikipedia or dict.ccThemes: change to 3 fonts or backgrounds, minimalist and paper like, just like we like them.Autocorrection and TextExpander support: just in case you need to add a hard coded snippet or date time stamp Nice to have: Maybe a wider margin? Er, for the text.Maybe a different icon or method to delete a sheet?Deleting a page is found under the sharing icon or at least what most apps use to indicate export or share.Developers note that may be done differently in an update.Hey, I'm getting ancient, can we get an option to make the font size BIGGER? Encryption by note or app password would be shooting for the stars, but other apps like TrunkNotes has this.What's the end result: Daedalus Touch has been a pleasure to write this review with save for a couple of crashes, this is the text editor to beat at a 4 buck sale. FYI I also have reviewed: SoundPaper, TrunkNotes, default Notes, WriteRoom, iA Writer, MobileOrg, Nebulous, Textastic, ThinkBook

Finally a writing app that works the way I think. I am really enjoying the way you guys focused on the functionality of the app. While I won't be using the app for any Great American Novel, it will help me with Project Related work I tackle on a day to day basis. You guys really thought about things in the right way for Daedalus. I really love the Stacks metaphor, I love your choice of typography and I love that you've made it easy to sync and export your content. Writing is now a pleasure. Looking forward to growing with the app. Congrats on a winning writing masterpiece.

Bought this app yesterday, and I can't even count the number of times it has crashed. If you are working on anything important (i.e. for money) don't use this app or you might lose everything you've written with it. It not only crashes but there have been times when using Dropbox when it refuses to allow you to sync. Where do I get a refund? Apple, are you listening?P.S.I had to give it one star in order to submit this review. Frankly, it doesn't even deserve one star.